Re: tracking itch fighters

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Your Miracle II GEL is good for rashes along with the soap. MSM

lotion is also good to use with this. To me the MSM lotion is the

best lotion I have ever used and I have used lots of different

brands from the stores and the health food stores. The miracle II

gel removes the burning and itching. Put It on heavy and leave it as

such and let the body dry it out and then reapply. I healed a burn

this way one time that was bad,and I had not one blister left either.

> Hello list,

>

> I have not been doing a good job of taking notes on

> proposed remedies for ozone, so now I'm back-tracking to

> try to come up with a list. Please tell me what I'm missing:

>

> 1. protease enzyme (taken orally several times a day)

> 2. miracle II soap (applied undiluted on rash)

> 3. pancreatin tablet (crush and mix in water to make

> paste-- apply paste on rash) (ozonetherapy post#2317)

> 4. oatmeal goo (put oatmeal in a cloth sack. dip in

> water, squeeze out goo and put onto rash)

> 5. alternating hot and cold showers (direct hot then

> cold water at the rash, repeat for many minutes.

> the hot water will feel as though you are scratching

> the itch but does not make the rash worse)

> 6. itch stopper device (ozonetherapy posts 2316 and 2343)

> e.g. http://www.itchstopper.com/

> 7. liver cleanses (help to prevent rash or lessen severity)

>

> What is this list missing?

> I have tried some of the above, and many other things

> (not listed). I'm trying to list here things that people

> think actually may work (even if it is not known that

> they do). The next step, of course, is which ones

> actually do help? This is going to be SOMEWHAT a matter

> of opinion..... but also somewhat common---

>

> I'm kinda torn here about whether to comment on the items

> I just listed---- I'd like to add whatever I'm missing

> first...

>

> thanks,

> Moria

[Guest guest]

Dear Moria,

8) colloidal silver on rash

9) emu oil on rash

10) Gold Bond itch lotion (colloidal oats)

11) Colon cleanse (Homozon is good; available from Donna at 541-485-7818)

12) Drink 6 glasses of water per day

13) Anti-Itch Gel (also called Rhuli Gel) from Band-Aid

14) Cocoa butter

15) Bentonite clay powder in a bath

16) Cumarindine salve ( call 205-589-6429)

17) Homeopathics: Psorinoheel ; Shwef-Heel

18) ESM Super Therapeutic Lotion

Best of health!

Dr. Saul Pressman

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From: " moriamerri " <moriam@...>

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Subject: tracking itch fighters

Date: Thu, 25 Dec 2003 00:01:32 -0000

Hello list,

I have not been doing a good job of taking notes on

proposed remedies for ozone, so now I'm back-tracking to

try to come up with a list. Please tell me what I'm missing:

1. protease enzyme (taken orally several times a day)

2. miracle II soap (applied undiluted on rash)

3. pancreatin tablet (crush and mix in water to make

paste-- apply paste on rash) (ozonetherapy post#2317)

4. oatmeal goo (put oatmeal in a cloth sack. dip in

water, squeeze out goo and put onto rash)

5. alternating hot and cold showers (direct hot then

cold water at the rash, repeat for many minutes.

the hot water will feel as though you are scratching

the itch but does not make the rash worse)

6. itch stopper device (ozonetherapy posts 2316 and 2343)

e.g. http://www.itchstopper.com/

7. liver cleanses (help to prevent rash or lessen severity)

What is this list missing?

I have tried some of the above, and many other things

(not listed). I'm trying to list here things that people

think actually may work (even if it is not known that

they do). The next step, of course, is which ones

actually do help? This is going to be SOMEWHAT a matter

of opinion..... but also somewhat common---

I'm kinda torn here about whether to comment on the items

I just listed---- I'd like to add whatever I'm missing

first...

thanks,

Moria

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[Guest guest]

Dear Moria,

8) colloidal silver on rash

9) emu oil on rash

10) Gold Bond itch lotion (colloidal oats)

11) Colon cleanse (Homozon is good; available from Donna at 541-485-7818)

12) Drink 6 glasses of water per day

13) Anti-Itch Gel (also called Rhuli Gel) from Band-Aid

14) Cocoa butter

15) Bentonite clay powder in a bath

16) Cumarindine salve ( call 205-589-6429)

17) Homeopathics: Psorinoheel ; Shwef-Heel

18) ESM Super Therapeutic Lotion

Best of health!

Dr. Saul Pressman

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From: " moriamerri " <moriam@...>

Reply-oxyplus

oxyplus

Subject: tracking itch fighters

Date: Thu, 25 Dec 2003 00:01:32 -0000

Hello list,

I have not been doing a good job of taking notes on

proposed remedies for ozone, so now I'm back-tracking to

try to come up with a list. Please tell me what I'm missing:

1. protease enzyme (taken orally several times a day)

2. miracle II soap (applied undiluted on rash)

3. pancreatin tablet (crush and mix in water to make

paste-- apply paste on rash) (ozonetherapy post#2317)

4. oatmeal goo (put oatmeal in a cloth sack. dip in

water, squeeze out goo and put onto rash)

5. alternating hot and cold showers (direct hot then

cold water at the rash, repeat for many minutes.

the hot water will feel as though you are scratching

the itch but does not make the rash worse)

6. itch stopper device (ozonetherapy posts 2316 and 2343)

e.g. http://www.itchstopper.com/

7. liver cleanses (help to prevent rash or lessen severity)

What is this list missing?

I have tried some of the above, and many other things

(not listed). I'm trying to list here things that people

think actually may work (even if it is not known that

they do). The next step, of course, is which ones

actually do help? This is going to be SOMEWHAT a matter

of opinion..... but also somewhat common---

I'm kinda torn here about whether to comment on the items

I just listed---- I'd like to add whatever I'm missing

first...

thanks,

Moria

OxyPLUS is an unmoderated e-ring dealing with oxidative therapies, and other

alternative self-help subjects.

THERE IS NO MEDICAL ADVICE HERE!

This list is the 1st Amendment in action. The things you will find here are

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information we believe in. If you act on ideas found here, you do so at your

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[Guest guest]

Hi Moria. On miracle 2 for ozone rash. I am not so sure about that. It works

fabulous on plant rashes, but if you use it daily it will cause it's own rash.

I have induced an ozone type rash with daily use of straight miracle two. I

believe it is it's alkalinity that causes the rash. When you stop use it goes

away.

So I am thinking that it might actually make an ozone rash worse. Has anyone

tried it?

Blessings

Donna

http://www.excellentthings.com

tracking itch fighters

Hello list,

I have not been doing a good job of taking notes on

proposed remedies for ozone, so now I'm back-tracking to

try to come up with a list. Please tell me what I'm missing:

1. protease enzyme (taken orally several times a day)

2. miracle II soap (applied undiluted on rash)

[Guest guest]

> Hi Moria. On miracle 2 for ozone rash. I am not so sure about

that. It works fabulous on plant rashes, but if you use it daily it

will cause it's own rash. I have induced an ozone type rash with

daily use of straight miracle two. I believe it is it's alkalinity

that causes the rash. When you stop use it goes away.

>

> So I am thinking that it might actually make an ozone rash worse.

Has anyone tried it?

>

> Blessings

> Donna

I have tried it. I had a nearly-empty bottle I had saved --just

a bit at the bottom. I put some (undiluted) on an itchy rash

on my thymus area. It really didn't seem to help. Maybe it

helped just a little, hard to say. Did not make rash worse.

best,

Moria